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Message: <blockquote data-quote="trancejeremy" data-source="post: 2721817" data-attributes="member: 924">Anyway, I think I'm about to give up on the regular game, until some cheats come out. Around the early 1950s, I can't seem to make money anymore.  And I don't really want to have to restart back in the 1920s.They really needed to have a difficulty slider.I tried the sandbox mode, and it has some problems, too. First off, you have to unlock stuff by playing the normal game to get them in sandbox. Thankfully, you can cheat your way around this by editing the file that tells the game what has been unlocked.But I noticed that your studio lot is not nearly big enough to contain all the sets in the game. In fact, maybe only about 60% of them. So you are going to need at least 2 sandbox games.Anyway, I tried to make a simple movie, basically 2 people, a vampire and a victim entering a cemetary, then a third person coming into that cemetary and saving the victim just as (or just after) the vampire bites them.While there are scenes for that,  unfortunately they don't match.  For instance, the vampire biting scene only seems to take place in front of the cemetary, not inside it. So I had to pick the "throttle" scene, where person a chokes person b. And then for the rescuer, it's weird. I wanted to have him come in with a shotgun. But there is no scene for a guy to walk in with a shotgun. But there is an scene for a rifle. But then there is no scene for the guy to walk to the middle of the cemetary with a rifle. Only a handgun.So I had to have the rescuer come in with a briefcase, then go up the hill with a gun.And as near as I can tell, there's no scene to have the rescuer shoot the vampire. So I had to have them shoot off camera.So I'm starting to think that maybe I need the strategy guide to help plan my movies. Because presumably that will tell you what scenes are available on which sets, and where on the sets the scene takes place.Also, another weird problem. My computer wouldn't boot today until I took the cd-rom of the movies out of my drive. It would just reboot right when windows should have started. At first I thought it was just the cold causing problems (it was about 60 degrees when I turned it on), but then I remember a post on some message board about someone having to take the cd-rom out. So I tried it and whew, it worked. Weird, though, didn't do it yesterday.(Though maybe that's caused by my downloading a no-cd crack last night. Maybe when the cd-rom is the drive when it boots, it checks the installed .exe and complains. )</blockquote>

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